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Film shows art of survival in C. Africa airport's 'tent city'

Conflict – Aug 6, 2018

Alpha Bedan, entrepreneur, stands outside the ruins of his old home in Bangui on May 4 2017.

Refugees sow crops with Kenyan hosts - and reap integration

Refugees – Aug 10, 2018

Nomadic pastorialists tend to sorghum crops in fields that are shared with refugees in Kalobeyei camp in Turkana County, Kenya, 13 June 2018.

Reporting on resilience – what's missing?

Zilient Member – Aug 17, 2018

Within three days of arriving from Bouzou, Central African Republic, Ibrahim Bouba, 44, had set up a tailoring stall in the village of Diba in southern Chad

Building hope: art triumphs over war at London Design Biennale

Arts – Sep 4, 2018

A man stands in front of a digital map art installation submitted by Canada at the London Design Biennale, London 2018.

World hunger levels rise for third year running - U.N.

Food – Sep 11, 2018

A volunteer of Make The Difference (Haz La Diferencia) charity initiative gives a cup of soup and an arepa to a homeless child in a street of Caracas, Venezuela March 5, 2017.

In Pakistan, a high mountain water pipe brings a bonus: peace

Water – Sep 17, 2018

Sakina, a resident of Siksa, Pakistan, stands near a water channel fed by a new pipeline and storage tank system serving the village, September 4, 2018

Africa's nomadic herders help, not harm, land and planet - U.N.

Agriculture – Sep 22, 2018

Kenyan herders guard their cattle near the town of Nanuki in Laikipia County, Kenya, July 25, 2017. Picture taken July 25, 2017.

Colombian city helps young shun 'life choice' of gang violence

Crime – Sep 27, 2018

Participants of the TIP gang prevention programme (middle Camilo in grey shirt, middle left Fares), in Las Minas neighbourhood in Cali, Colombia, September 13, 2018.

Back home, Cameroon migrants grapple with Libya trauma, prison debt

Migrants – Sep 28, 2018

Christelle Timdi grilling fish at her stall in Yaounde, Cameroon on August 23, 2018.

Opinion: Can you build resilience in Mali when the bullets are flying?

Conflict – Dec 5, 2018

People enter the G5 Sahel forces new military headquarters in Sevare, in central Mali October 22, 2017. Picture taken October 22, 2017.

With farms atop malls, Singapore gets serious about food security

Urban planning – Jan 8, 2019

A small farm on top of a mall on Singapore's Orchard Road grows herbs and leafy greens in a high-tech urban farming model that could improve the city's food security.

"Coping" in Lake Chad crisis should not be mistaken for resilience

Conflict – Feb 24, 2017

Boys are reflected in water at the internally displaced people's camp in Bama, Borno State Nigeria in this 2016 archive photo.

Japan pledges $3.3 mln to support city resilience project in Afghanistan

Conflict – Feb 24, 2017

via Khaama

Rights over leaves, flowers give Indian tribal groups more reason to stay put

Business – Feb 28, 2017

Women labourers make bidis (shredded tobacco hand-rolled in tendu leaves) in Baliyamuni village, about 190 km (118 miles) south from the northeastern city of Siliguri in this 2008 archive photo.

Fragility and stabilisation in Gaza

Conflict – Mar 1, 2017

via LinkedIn

FCL Lunch Talk: 100 Resilient Cities: The Future of Resilience

Event

Feb 20, 2019

22:28 UTC

Singapore

Militia hideout turned into a thriving school in Mogadishu

Education – Mar 15, 2017

via Action Africa Help

Former Burundi street child helps heal civil war divisions

Youth – Mar 20, 2017

In a 2015 file photo, boys walk behind patrolling soldiers in Bujumbura, Burundi.

Colombia's City of Women rebuilds homes and hopes

Women – Mar 27, 2017

(R to L) Maritza Marimon, Everlides Almanza and Ana Luz Ortega, members of the League of Displaced Women who built Colombia’s City of Women, have a meeting at the community centre in the Municipality of Turbaco, near the city of Cartagena in northern Colombia, February 13, 2017. TRF/Anastasia Moloney

Devastated by war or disaster, children find healing in New York

Community & Culture – Mar 27, 2017

Elissa Montanti, founder of the Global Medical Relief Fund, walks with Baraka Lusambo, a Tanzanian with Albinism visiting the U.S. for medical care, after his arrival at JFK International Airport in New York City, U.S., March 25, 2017.